Our Tours
NOTICE: The Coronavirus outbreak has created an unprecedented situation across the United Kingdom. As a consequence, we are currently unable to take any tour bookings until further notice. We will update our website as the picture unfolds, and we apologise for any inconvenience to our customers. We look forward to seeing you all again soon!
Our tours are delivered by the finest guides, many with unrivalled legal knowledge and/or a judicial background.
Tours run from Monday to Friday (subject to at least 12 people having booked) . We also provide V.I.P personal tours for groups (see price guide for details).
Our tour is entertaining, educational and exciting, and will last approximately between one hour to one hour and fifteen minutes. See tour highlights below.
Subject to the cases being heard on the day of your tour, you may have the opportunity to view a live case from the public gallery.
We accept all methods of payment, made via secure encrypted checkout and we never pass on customer details to third parties.
Price List:
Adult: £14.00
Child: £11.00 (14 years old and under)
VIP Tour (private, for groups of between one and twenty people):
Group (One to twelve people), £275
Group (thirteen to twenty people), £360
Larger Groups – not a problem, please contact us via our booking page
Schools Groups (important) – we deliver fantastic tours for Schools (and can tailor these to meet your individual needs) but we do not provide ‘Workshop Sessions’ for Schools nor ‘Moot Court Sessions’ although there may be alternative tour providers for Schools which do.
If you have a problem booking a tour please contact us via email at: toursupport@theroyalcourtsofjustice.com
Disabled Access
The Royal Courts of Justice is a DDA (Disability Disabled Act) compliant and all parts of the official tour are accessible for wheelchair users.
If you require assistance during your visit please provide details when booking.
How to find us
The Royal Courts are close to many London Hotels and attractions, including Covent Garden, Somerset House, the London Eye, Big Ben and St Paul's Cathedral.
